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I am currently running current Slack, with Plasma 5 on Wayland right form the install and it works well. At these levels there is just no outstanding reason to choose it over X.Org. I think when we all have Kernel 6.9 and Plasma 6 there WILL be excellent reason for moving to Wayland. I see no reason NOT to run it they way I am right now, but many of of love Slackware BECAUSE you do not need to jump to unsupported versions to make Slack do what you want. It is dependable as it is. That said, I really want to find time to do that compiling..... |
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They are, buy the way, GREAT guys! And I have NOT asked them, but my understanding of XWayland is a kind of server shim to translate X.Org calls by client software into calls (or SETS of calls) for Wayland. This allows X software that has NOT been converted to Wayland to run properly, although there may be a slight performance penalty. I have tested it several ways, and it works for me. BUT I might not have tested what YOU do so take that for what it is worth... |
I've been running wayland for years without issue in my workflow including gaming via proton etc. People like to conflate this X vs Wayland fight like its the Systemd one and to me its completely different. Which is best evidenced by the fact that the teams are the same! People need to stop treating this situation like its a fight which really.. isnt one.
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The only possible reason why someone would want to target Wayland would be to use Wayland-specific features. I don't know what they are, but I would think that most third party developers wouldn't care. The only factor that can play in Wayland's favor is the widget stack. Gtk is fully on the Wayland bandwagon, so that speaks for all the Gtk-based ecosphere. But it's my understanding that Qt doesn't care and will continue to have X as the main target. |
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It's my understanding that's Gnome 3's modus operandi, and it works this way both on x.org and on Wayland. |
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XWayland does not open a window, it allows your X app to operate in the main display exactly as if X was running instead of Wayland. I cannot imagine caring if applications are coded for one or the other, as long as they run properly in both. I CAN imagine not really noticing if the distributions I use totally drop X.Org at some point because everything still just works! |
Funny how quickly the BSDs have been forgotten in all this. But that's the kind of arrogance and bullying we've come to expect from the various projects hijacked and monopolised by Linux.
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https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/wayland/ |
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I still see some development of HURD (The GNU kernel) from time to time. It is not dead. Yet. ;-) |
Has anyone posted this link below:
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2024/05/...wayland-nvidia Let's observe how many reverts back to Xorg or not. |
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